According to modern cognitive science, the unconscious
a. clearly exists in much the same way that Freud imagined.
b. may or may not exist, as it is impossible to study material that we are not aware of.
c. clearly does not exist.
d. clearly exists but in a very different way than Freud imagined.
Question 2
The major difference between the modern cognitive science idea of the unconscious and Freud's view of the unconscious is that Freud saw the unconscious as ________, whereas modern cognitive science views the unconscious as ________.
a. the function of the id; the result of multiple neuronal pathways interacting with the stimuli presented to the individual
b. a seething caldron of emotional conflicts; neuronal pathways interacting with the stimuli presented to the individual
c. the function of the superego; the ability to process, store, and act upon information without awareness
d. a seething caldron of emotional conflicts; the ability to process, store, and act upon information without awareness
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